6 bedroom detached villa

Aidenburn House is a large and handsome detached stone built Victorian villa that date backs to the 1870s. The property sits in an elevated position above the Shore Road amidst extensive mature gardens with magnificent views across the Firth of Clyde.

Being so elevated, the property enjoys a great deal of privacy from its neighbours and the gardens that surround the house extend to around 0.7 acres and feature extensive lawns and embankments, along with a winding driveway that leads up from Shore Road to a gravelled parking area to the front and side. A further lawn to the rear of the property is level and great for entertaining or for children to play and a number of mature trees and bushes feature in the gardens. There are two attached outbuildings at the rear, one a garden store and the other a workshop.

The accommodation extends to over 3200 square feet and offers versatile living for the larger family, displaying many fine period details, exceptional sized rooms and with fantastic natural light from large windows throughout, many of which enjoy views over the water. Laid out over two floors, on the ground floor there is an entrance vestibule opening into the main reception hall with grand staircase to the upper landing. There is a large bay windowed drawing room at the far end of the hall and from here there is access to a semi-open plan formal dining room and kitchen. Behind the kitchen is a large utility room and an outer vestibule leading out to the gardens. Also on the ground floor is a comfortable lounge/family room, a well proportioned study which is adjacent to a games room and there is also an inner hall leading to a downstairs shower room. Moving onto the half landing, further stairs off the main staircase lead to two further bedrooms and a box room. Off the main landing upstairs there is a bay windowed master bedroom with ensuite wet room, two further double bedrooms and the main family bathroom with a contemporary stand alone bath. The property is warmed by a system of wood pellet central heating with slim line radiators throughout and a LPG gas cylinder provides gas for cooking.

Enjoying one of the most idyllic locations on the west of Scotland, the village of Kilcreggan offers a great community feel, with a local primary school, and a number of clubs and groups catering for a wide selection of interests. The village benefits from many other local amenities that include a range of shops, a bank, post office, health centre, hotels, pub and a garage. There are good transport links from the village, with a regular bus service to Helensburgh which is the nearest large town. A pedestrian ferry operates across the Firth of Clyde over to Gourock where there is a connecting rail link to Glasgow. Helensburgh is approximately twenty-five minutes drive away and it provides a wider selection of amenities including shops, supermarkets, banks, post office, bars and restaurants along with train stations providing services to Glasgow, Edinburgh and even London. Glasgow can be reached by road in approximately fifty minutes and the international airport is easily accessible via the M8 and the Erskine Bridge. EPC - Band F.